NEVER WRITE CODE LIKE THIS | 5 Most Common Mistakes

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here are things that i learned on my own! 1 i already knew not to short name variables instead i always named them based off of what they do cuz i never liked people actually naming them short 2 i was repeating myself in code until i found out or realized that i could use the for i in range or for item in items for loop! 3 for cleaner code! if something i write works!? then i will keep it that way until i figure out or discover a shorter better way to write it! like for example the for loop or for i in range! and ill go and change it! 4 for the weird names that look like people just hit there keys! i never name my variables like this cuz i find it weird or hard to understand! i always believed in being descriptive when it comes to naming stuff

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Thanks for the video! I believe it's really helpful for beginners. Regarding the code you started explaining at 2:56 - for lines 15 to 17, wouldn't it be cleaner if we removed the ternary operators? They seem redundant as we know that .endswith already returns a boolean. So we're basically receiving a boolean and then re-converting it to the same data type with the same value? I believe it would be more readable to just write is_correct_type = data.name.endswith('wav') or data.name.endswith('mp4').

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oh yes you are absolutely right! That would be even better indeed!

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[@CallousCoder]

Argument 1 “write code people or team understands” is lowering the bar to the weakest link in the team. An example, we had some Python (ugghhhh) scripts that had about a million transactions, it gotten a bit slow so I wrote a dispatcher that send every other request to another node. And I wrote: if i & 1 == 0: mq.Publish(node1, record[i]) else: mq.Publish(node2, record[i]) My colleague didn’t understand the logical and. I explained him that’s basically the same as a modulo 2 == 0 except it’s fast because it doesn’t do the divide and in a shitty language like Python modulo is slow! He changed the code to writing modulo because it was more understandable and the next day we didn’t meet the delivery time because the code ran 10 times slower 😂 Something I knew and had tested empirically. Same for example with

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[@mattgriffiths4]

With Tip 2, I have tried the code out for myself (as below) and get this error "local variable 'sum' referenced before assignment" - can someone explain please? transactions = [203, 408, 23, 6, 87] sum = 0 def sum_of_transactions(transactions): for eachItem in transactions: sum += eachItem sum_of_transactions(transactions)

[@mattgriffiths4]

After much googling, I defined sum as global so it was not just in the function scope and that seems to work. Is this the best way of accomplishing this task?

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you can also just put the 'sum' variable inside the function.

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I’m more a Python guy these days :(

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That long if-statement actually isn't too bad imo lol

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Haha I guess it’s not the worst example

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I made a video on this

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cs50. But that one is only an introductory course, ZTM is what you can continue with after.

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Also you can add comments to the start of each code so people can understand what are you doing without need to understand the language

[@InternetMadeCoder]

ah good point, I should have done that!

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